In a major move toward strengthening Israel’s presence in its biblical heartland, Central Command Chief Major General Avi Blot has approved official jurisdictional boundaries for 13 new communities across Judea, Samaria, and the Jordan Valley, along with plans to restore Sa-Nur in Samaria. The initiative—developed by the Settlement Administration under Yehuda Eliyahu and advanced by Defense Minister Bezalel Smotrich—marks a key milestone in the formal recognition of young settlements, enabling legal planning, infrastructure development, and future growth. The communities include Achiya, Migron, and Nofei Prat in the Benjamin region; Sa-Nur and Havot Yair in Samaria; and Giv’onit and Ir HaTmarim in the Jordan Valley. This approval solidifies Israel’s expanding foothold in territories central to both its heritage and its prophetic destiny.

Coinciding with the announcement, the IDF launched a widescale three-day military exercise across the same regions, simulating escalation scenarios with full coordination between ground, air, and intelligence units. The exercise, part of the annual 2025 training schedule, demonstrates Israel’s preparedness amid regional instability. As the world pressures Israel to divide its land, the nation continues to build, train, and secure the very territories promised by God to Abraham’s descendants (Genesis 15:18). Each new community is more than a geopolitical statement—it is a reaffirmation of covenant and prophecy taking shape before our eyes.

SOURCE: Israel National News